Steve Cardenas

On the show Power Rangers Steve played the first ever Red Ranger who wasn't the leader of the team

On the show Power Rangers Steve was the first ever Red Power Ranger to become a Blue Ranger after getting new Power

Steve was the 2nd ever Red Power Ranger

Steve has appeared in two films: Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie and Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie. In both cases, he reprised his role of Rocky DeSantos from the Power Rangers television series.

Steve at one point owned a dojo in Valencia, California.

Steve is a 3rd Degree Black Belt in karate.

Steve injured his back doing a stunt at the end of Power Rangers Zeo, which was a secondary factor in his decision to leave the series at the beginning of Power Rangers Turbo. The back injury was written into Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie as the reason Steve's character, Rocky DeSantos, had to give up his powers.

Steve did stunt work for Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie.

Steve is 5'8".

Steve is of Mexican descent.

As of 2006, he resides in San Antonio, Texas where he teaches martial arts.

Steve studied martial arts in San Antonio, Texas under the instruction of a former world champion.

Steve was a member of a martial arts group called The Warriors who travelled the country helping troubled teens.

Steve has won the Idaho state championship and the Texas state championship.

Steve's character (Rocky DeSantos) was the only person to not be included in the Power Rangers: Wild Force episode "Forever Red". He was asked to be the Red Ninja Ranger that he portrayed in the third season of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers but declined due to having personal business in Philadelphia. He left the show willingly shortly after Power Rangers: Turbo started due to his disgust at the unbalanced pay scales the various actors were getting. It is assumed but not proven that his resentment over the situation is the real reason he decided not to return for "Forever Red".

Steve was a cheerleader at Nampa High School, in Nampa, Idaho.